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Family is a common theme. For example, in many of her stories, she shows how family relationships can be both a source of love and conflict. Another theme is the role of women in society. She often writes about women's experiences, hopes, and struggles.

Sure. 'The Becker Wives' is one of her notable short stories. It delves into the complex relationships within a family and the different perspectives of the women in it.

I recommend " It's Awesome to Regenerate into a Zombie ", the author has been dead for 49 years. It was about transmigrating into a skinned corpse, relying on the merit of his previous life and the tree demon to reincarnate into a wooden demon zombie, and the male protagonist, Xu Changsheng, opening the path of cultivation. He was once called Xu Cangsheng, and there were many other names for him. He was even the dream lover of a chivalrous woman. Wifey, you didn't expect this, did you? I'm the villain!" Not bad, it was written by picking flowers and making honey. After Qin Cao transmigrated and became a villain, the awakened system attacked the hot shots and became stronger. The female lead, Ji Wushuang, was the future Great Empress. There was also the male supporting character, Qin Wan, and the female supporting character, Bai Mengqing. The characters were rich and the whole story was super cool. "Ming Dynasty, Starting from Taking Zhu Yuanzhang to Tour the Forbidden City", by Ye Luo Yu Yu. Lu Yu encountered the ghost of Zhu Yuanzhang. Zhu Yuanzhang wanted to save Ming Dynasty. The plot was interesting. The Lord of Glory is the work of Mei Changsheng. The main character would do anything to become a god. It was a great dark novel. The main character was very unique. The darkness was deep. It was finished. "Roman Slave Owner," written by Boyi brother. The main character traveled through Rome to become a slave owner and took the route of Long Aotian. There were elements of Roman history. Although the main character's IQ would occasionally drop, it was still very readable. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

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The following are a few novels that involve the protagonist having a lover on both sides: - " Entertainment Spring and Autumn," the author was Ji Cha. He was from another world and had a hundred martial arts schools. The main character had a rich emotional experience in the story. - " Proud Alchemy God " was written by Little Thief Ji. It was about the rebellious path of a good-for-nothing youth after he obtained the inheritance. There were plot elements of having a lover on both sides. - In " Cold Fragrance Valley," the male protagonist Lan Tianpeng had endless luck with women. Many women fell in love with him and eventually married five wives. - " Desire " was written by Red Hat. In the story, the male and female protagonists fought with each other, and the male protagonist was described as a romantic and had a plot where he had a lover on both sides. In addition, there were also novels such as Tide of the Jade Phoenix where the male protagonist had two women on his left and right. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

"Reincarnated into a Zombie is Awesome" was a Xianxia novel written by this author forty-nine years ago. It told the story of a demon who traveled through the martial world and became a skinned corpse. With the merit of his previous life and a hundred-year-old tree demon, he was reborn into a special zombie, the Wood Demon. [Wood Demon: One of the Five Elements Zombies. While mastering the power of the corpse, it also steals the Wood Spiritual Qi that nurtures vitality. Extremely talented.] In this chaotic Jianghu where the vassals were fighting for hegemony and demons were rampant, Xu Changsheng started his own path of cultivation as a zombie. "I didn't have a choice before. I became a zombie, and I just wanted to be a good person…" The character's information was: Xu Changsheng was the male protagonist. The information about him was: He used to be called Xu Cangsheng, also known as Xian Xian, and was called Meng Jiao Jushi. People in the Jianghu called him Little Xu Tanhua. He was the dream lover of countless chivalrous women. His birthday was 10/23, and his constellation was Libra. "Double-agent from Douluo" was a light novel by Piglet. It told the story: "New book: This Big Qi is finished without me! Hope for your support!] "Since I've been discovered, I won't act anymore! I, Xu Chuanran, am the famous commander of Mingde Hall and a high-level agent of the Great Sun Moon Empire! Codename Pangolin!" [Invincible Style]. The character information included: Xu Chuanran is the male lead. The information about him included: Complex Elements/Fan Ma Wan Hao. Frost Emperor is the female supporting character. The information about him included: Godly Beast! "Journey to the Immortals" was a Xianxia novel written by the author at the beginning of the year. It told the story of what was going on? Apprentice? I just heard that the benefits here are good and I want to work. What? Immortal Cultivation? I just want to step on a sword and fly to see my brother. What? Invasion of Magical Beasts? It wasn't easy for me to make up my mind to cultivate! What? I'm a hero? Cough, that, you guys are mistaken. I'm just passing by to be a bystander…The overall evaluation of this book was: No male lead, a very healing story, a deep sense of experience, and a good grasp of the character's personality. Especially the descriptions of the protagonists 'childhood, which were at least three years old, were full of wit and interest. They fully displayed the characteristics of children and teenagers. There were no such ridiculous settings as how an eight-year-old could be as scheming as a young man. The world in the novel did not have too many plots. There were no rogue cultivators, only the 10 major sects working together. It was similar to the true Xianxia world view in ancient Xianxia novels. The human heart was mostly simple and honest. Although there were conflicts, they were not excessive. A kind of kindness from top to bottom led the entire world to flourish. It felt like they were in a rush to form a team to fight monsters. It cleverly combined the characteristics of the ancient literature, immortal cultivation literature, and online games (feel like sword net three). The boys and girls (and when they were young) were all very interesting. The foreshadowing was very deep and perfect. The structure of the entire story was very rigorous. The background of the story was full of mythical colors. It was set in a parallel world of the Xia Dynasty, but it was also set in the cultivation world. The ancestors of the ten ancient sects that were passed down from the Primordial Age (such as Fuxi, Nuwa, Houyi, etc.) were mythical characters. The story integrated the mythical characters into the cultivation background, making these sects closer to the Primordial Age in time. However, mythical figures were not absolute myths here. They were only sages who saved the world, founded sects, and flourished. Although there were some scums in the various sects, they were generally upright and positive. The 10 great sects took it as their duty to slay demons and protect the human world. They also took into account the kindness of harmless demons and spirit beasts. Here, people's ideas showed the modern concept of equality and mutual benefit. The background of the story only revolved around a single world, but the scenery behind it was complete, and the sect system was also relatively complete. The overall feeling was grand and spectacular! He especially liked the ending sentence,"Not suffering from food and clothing, but becoming an immortal wherever one's heart goes." It could be said that it reflected the female protagonist's "Dao"! After reading the entire book, he felt like he had returned to the games of the Sword and Fairy. He was carefree and chivalrous. There were torture points, novel and fun settings, and a good plot.| What was refreshing about this article was that there was no spiritual root setting. In general, the article was okay.| The classical Xianxia novel was a little hot-blooded, a little warm, and had a strong three views. It was not pretentious or cruel. The only regret was that it was too short! (Completed)| No male lead. End. It was rare to see a setting without spiritual roots that emphasized the difference between men and women, and there was no such thing as dual cultivation. The plots and schemes were all dismissed. The author's folk customs were simple and somewhat warm. There were female and male supreme cultivators. Everyone lived in this world that was infected by demonic qi. The ending was also a little surprising. Without ascending to immortality, the female protagonist protected everything she wanted to protect. It could be said that she did not forget her original heart.| It is said that the female lead has no CP (not seen yet)| There was no white lotus! There was currently no male protagonist in the local cultivation novels.| The ancient Xianxia, a world invaded by demonic energy. It was a little heartwarming. Everyone in the six sects was very friendly. [Female Lead: What do you think cultivation is for?] Senior Sister: I don't know. I can only live for about a hundred years before I form my Gold Core. You can think about this after you form your Azoth Core. I'm looking for Xianxia articles in the female channel again. The main thing is that the Xianxia articles of the main station are all very long. I'm breaking down from reading them...| No male lead, female lead It's one of my favorite female protagonist's immortal cultivation writings! The other is the slow immortal path I like it because of my worldview, and I like slowly because of the female lead, Xiao Yao. The world of immortal travel was really awesome. It was a utopia. Especially like the ending words, not trapped by food and clothing, not suffering from living and walking, where the heart is, that is, immortal. P.S. This is just a simple note, I will add it later. Speaking of which, it's the gentlest cultivation novel I've ever seen. It's really very gentle.| The ancient Xianxia, a world invaded by foul air. It was a little heartwarming. Everyone in the six sects was very friendly. Male lead? nonexistent [Female Lead: What do you think cultivation is for?] Senior Sister: I don't know. I can only live for about a hundred years before I form my Gold Core. You can think about this after you form your Azoth Core.| It was a divine work with excellent writing and an alluring plot.| It's finished. This is my favorite female protagonist's immortal cultivation novel. It's not a spiritual root setting, so I can't really remember it after a long time. The author stopped updating before, but he continued later. However, the pace of the parts that he continued was too fast, and many of them were not explained in detail. The female protagonist is from the Sword Pavilion, and she takes it as her duty to eliminate evil and protect the Dao. I really like to read immortal cultivation novels with hot-blooded protagonists, and I don't like novels where the protagonists only care about themselves. "You can also recommend them to me. I like the main character to be talented. He has a single or a different spiritual root. He can also have two spiritual roots. If he really can't, he can have three or four spiritual roots. I hate the main character to have five spiritual roots the most. I think that's too fake. The main character's saintly and disgusting, but it's too heartless. I want to see the main character to be responsible but not too loving. He can live without the male lead, but he can't live without friends. I don't like to go on vacation. I like to see the main character from his family the most."To have a sense of belonging to the family, you must at least have a sect. However, it's rare, so it's hard to find one that you like. That's why I think this is not bad.| Although the book had been developing in one place, it expressed the author's views on cultivation very well. It also let people know that the only way to cultivate was not to constantly change maps, level up, and kill monsters. It was also not that just writing a plot in one place was bad! I really like a sentence in this book: "Do not suffer from food and clothing, do not be trapped by living and walking." Where the heart goes, it is immortal." This sentence was also the gist and essence of this book!| In the end, the female protagonist's motivation for cultivation at the beginning was quite fun.| Personal Rating: The recommendation was completed. There was no male lead and no spiritual root setting. The female protagonist was a native, and she could not be reborn without transmigration. The female protagonist started out living in a tribe that was similar to a matriarchal society, so she always thought that earning money to support the family was a woman's job. She also worked hard to raise her younger brother. Later, the female protagonist's uncle came back from outside and brought a cultivator with him. Then, he picked up the female protagonist and the others. From then on, the female protagonist left her hometown and began her cultivation life in the sect. The female lead entered the Sword Pavilion, right? I read this book too early, so I've almost forgotten many of the plot. I only remember that the female lead practiced the sword, and as she practiced, she entered the path. I don't know what happened to the others. Sigh! In any case, without the setting of spiritual roots, stepping into the path was a mystery beyond mystery. In the end, it seemed that the female lead was going to save the world, and then the story was almost over! The only downside was that the author still couldn't escape the vicious circle of men being superior to women. It was inevitable that there would be some small flaws in the originally good novel! However, the flaws did not obscure the jade. This article was much better than other articles!| Xiao Qingxin. Small literature. Yun Da had recommended it. It was quite good-looking. It was a fresh novel in Xianxia novels. Give me a unique feeling| It's super good. I only hope that the author still remembers your other trap!| grain and grass I haven't finished this one yet, and I'm planning to make up for it. This book should have been interrupted three times, so there's still a small half left. This article's three views were quite correct. It seemed that his worldview was based on the world? The writing is not bad, the plot is a little flat, no CP, not bad, but it's a trap.| Star index: . This article is also a novel article that I read. I really like the female lead in the article. No abuse. The main point was not to abuse him.| The eldest daughter was the main character, warm and gentle. She was not an orphan and did not have any top-grade relatives and friends. The most touching part was the description of the Xianxia heart, the chivalrous person's benevolence, the immortal cultivator's benevolence and responsibility for this world, and the love and care between relatives and friends. The author had borrowed a lot of mountains, rivers, geography, people, animals, and so on from the Classic of Mountains and Seas. It was very interesting to read. There is no male lead in this article. However, he had created many cute characters. Both men and women had distinct temperaments and were unforgettable. I admire those who are willing to sacrifice for the survival and development of mankind! It's a very worthwhile cultivation literature. I strongly recommend it! "The First Heaven's Rule" was a Xianxia novel written by the author, Heart of Light and Darkness. It told the story of a knife-hunter who made a living by hunting and killing bandits. He discovered that if he followed the first heaven's rule, he could kill all nine immortals and gods in this world! The character information included: [Jun Bugou is the male lead. The information about him is: A knife-hunter who makes a living by killing bandits. A mortal warrior who challenges gods and devils!] His birthday was 02/11, and his astrological sign was Aquarius. The overall review of this book was: May 10th, please follow the chapter updates.| Heart of Light and Darkness's new work, Xianxia·Classic Xianxia The first launch of Qidian Chinese website, this Friday, 5.10 In the 470,000-word serial, please read the updated chapters every day. The first heavenly rule was that immortals and gods ate qi and took incense, seized the spiritual energy of heaven and earth, and protected mortals. This was what should be done. If there is a man who does not care about the secular world and acts like a demon, he should be beheaded! The knife-catching monarch who hunted and killed robbers and bandits for a living gradually discovered that if he followed the first rule of heaven, he would become an immortal. Immortals and gods eat incense, why don't they do anything? Becoming an immortal is not my wish, but I hope the world is peaceful. If you like this type, you can save the investment and read the new chapters every day. Flipping to the last page will help the new book get a recommendation spot.| Heart of Light and Darkness's new work, Xianxia·Classic Xianxia First issue of Qidian Chinese website, May 10th, requesting initial support In the 470,000-word serial, please read the updated chapters every day. The first heavenly rule was that immortals and gods ate qi and took incense, seized the spiritual energy of heaven and earth, and protected mortals. This was what should be done. If there is a man who does not care about the secular world and acts like a demon, he should be beheaded! The knife-catching monarch who hunted and killed robbers and bandits for a living gradually discovered that if he followed the first rule of heaven, he would become an immortal. Immortals and gods eat incense, why don't they do anything? Becoming an immortal is not my wish, but I hope the world is peaceful.| Heart of Light and Darkness's new work, Xianxia·Classic Xianxia Starting Qidian Chinese Network, please support us. 470,000 words in a serial The first heavenly rule was that immortals and gods ate qi and took incense, seized the spiritual energy of heaven and earth, and protected mortals. This was what should be done. If there is a man who does not care about the secular world and acts like a demon, he should be beheaded! The knife-grabbing ruler, who made a living by catching thieves and killing bandits, gradually discovered that if he followed the first rule of heaven, he could kill all nine immortals and gods.| Heart of Light and Darkness's new work, Xianxia·Classic Xianxia The first launch of Qidian Chinese website, on May 10th, please order In the 470,000-word serial, please read the updated chapters every day. The first heavenly rule was that immortals and gods ate qi and took incense, seized the spiritual energy of heaven and earth, and protected mortals. This was what should be done. If there is a man who does not care about the secular world and acts like a demon, he should be beheaded! The knife-catching monarch who hunted and killed robbers and bandits for a living gradually discovered that if he followed the first rule of heaven, he would become an immortal. Immortals and gods eat incense, why don't they do anything? Becoming an immortal is not my wish, but I hope the world is peaceful.| Heart of Light and Darkness's new work, Xianxia·Classic Xianxia Starting Point Chinese Network In the 470,000-word serial, please read the updated chapters every day. The first heavenly rule was that immortals and gods ate qi and took incense, seized the spiritual energy of heaven and earth, and protected mortals. This was what should be done. If there is a man who does not care about the secular world and acts like a demon, he should be beheaded! The knife-catching monarch who hunted and killed robbers and bandits for a living gradually discovered that if he followed the first rule of heaven, he would become an immortal. Immortals and gods eat incense, why don't they do anything? Becoming an immortal is not my wish, but I hope the world is peaceful.| Heart of Light and Darkness's new work, Xianxia·Classic Xianxia First issue of Qidian Chinese website, May 10th In the 470,000-word serial, please read the updated chapters every day. The first heavenly rule was that immortals and gods ate qi and took incense, seized the spiritual energy of heaven and earth, and protected mortals. This was what should be done. If there is a man who does not care about the secular world and acts like a demon, he should be beheaded! The knife-catching monarch who hunted and killed robbers and bandits for a living gradually discovered that if he followed the first rule of heaven, he would become an immortal. Immortals and gods eat incense, why don't they do anything? Becoming an immortal is not my wish, but I hope the world is peaceful; "The Great Crossing of the Immortal Martial World" is a novel I wrote for the author, the banished immortal. It tells the story of the indistinct path of immortality and the boundless martial arts. He had practiced Qi for ten years and martial arts for ten years. He entered the Void Gate and also entered the Dao to cultivate. That world…There were scholars who could suppress mountains and rivers with a word, sword immortals who could take heads from thousands of miles away, and martial artists who could defeat immortal sects with their straight fists…"In these thousands of worlds, I, Zhao Zimo, only wish to become a true immortal on land. With a single sword, I can open mountains, break seas, destroy devils, subdue demons, pick stars, and kill immortals!" The overall evaluation of this book was "The Monk Who Killed the Emperor. Have you read it?" This was it? The chapter he was writing now was so weak. much worse| If it is true to say that it is plain, then this book needs to be carefully considered.| Single-player mode…|Young seedlings? [Time Travel] type? [Book evaluation: 7.6 points] ﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉ If you like to watch fairy martial arts, you can take a look. It's still a tender seedling. ﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉ If you like this work, please lightly like it? ﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉﹉| I'll add the reading list first, and then, uh, I'll slowly make up for it later. Can I make up for it?| <Sci-fi Points Strongly recommended>(2017 - 11 - 19 to 2017 - 11 - 26) Although it doesn't look like science fiction at all| <<Ranking index: ????> [Less than 200,000 words in the Nurturing Series] It was a sci-fi novel, but it was written in the Xianxia genre. It was an infinite cultivation novel with a moderate pace and a reasonable plot. Overall, it was quite good.| Don't be fooled by the name. I saw that this was a very intelligent Xianxia novel.| The path of immortality was obscure, and the path of martial arts was boundless. He had practiced Qi for ten years and martial arts for ten years. He entered the Void Gate and also entered the Dao to cultivate. That world…There were scholars who could suppress mountains and rivers with a word, sword immortals who could take heads from thousands of miles away, and martial artists who could defeat immortal sects with their straight fists… "In these thousands of worlds, I, Zhao Zimo, only wish to become a true Immortal on land. With a single sword, I can split mountains, break seas, destroy devils, subdue demons, pick stars, and kill Immortals!| It's a very good novel. Unfortunately, it's not my type, but I've finished the first volume. It's very beautifully written.| Personally, I think it's a well-written book. It's very readable. If you continue reading, you'll fall into a pit. Unfortunately, the end is a mess.| Xianxia novels, I don't know why it's classified as science fiction…Also…The content of this book is centered around the main world, although there will be transmigration…So far, the only ones who have transmigrated are the young Zhang Sanfeng (Novice World), the Legend of Bai Suzhen, and…This book is different from the usual flirtatious and slutty immortal cultivators…It's very real and more bloody…However, it's also very to my liking…If you're interested, you can follow it…|It was a very good novel. The content setting was also very interesting. The background description was far beyond ordinary people's expectations. It was a good mythical novel about the half-reincarnation immortal martial arts in another world.| At first, it was quite good, but the ending was bad. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

The following are a few recommended long novels by Ravenna, which have been completed: 1. " First-grade Concubine: Evil King, Lie Down and Don't Move ": This novel tells the story of a female protagonist who transmigrated and disguised as a male prince. She used her intelligence and power to play with men and women and abuse scum. The writing was good and the story was completed. 2. " Rebirth: The Poison of the Generals ": This novel tells the story of the female protagonist, which includes the plot of a fight in the house and a fight in the palace. Please note that the above are the recommended long ancient Lavin novels based on the search results provided. There may be other choices suitable for you.

"Tang Guan" was a historical novel by the author, Lucky Sura. It told the story that the Rebellion of An Lushan and Shi Lushan was not the end of humiliation for the glorious Tang Dynasty, but the beginning of transformation. The middle and late Tang Dynasty was the new structure of China for the next 500 years, and it was also the most rigid term to understand. Decline of government? A military regime? Bullied by external enemies? Fierce factional struggles? Just these? No. Suzong back to the horse Yang Fei died, although the clouds and rain disappeared, the sun and moon are new! Gao Ziyang, the screenwriter of the modern era, traveled to the 12th year of the Tang Dynasty due to a trivial deviation. He obtained the identity of Gao Yue, a student of the Imperial College, and prepared to pass the examination to become a civil servant of the Tang Dynasty. In front of him was the Tang Empire, which was no longer prosperous but had lasted for a long time. At this point, a picture of the Eight Treasures slowly unfolded. I, Gao Ziyang, am not being modest. I have to pass the imperial examination, marry the women of the five surnames, enter the political affairs hall, and be the provincial governor of each town. Those who find trouble in the east, south, west, and north will also be beaten up… The overall evaluation of the book list was: "Sura's new work, finally back to Chinese history, see the author's guarantee."|Sura's new book! The writing style and content were excellent.| Sura's book. The books he had written in the past were all about the history of foreign countries. They were all very well written. This book was about the Tang Dynasty. It was very well-written and better than many so-called historical gods.| After the Rebellion of An Lushan and Shi Lushan, he had replaced a native who looked similar to him. He was currently in the examination.| Great God Sura's works were really good works. Historical research, interesting content, smooth writing, and quality.|???? The Lucky Sura, an old author with a guaranteed style of writing. The protagonist traveled to the middle of the Tang Dynasty. The An Lushan Rebellion had just been pacified. The Tang Dynasty was struggling to support the broken Tang Dynasty. The afterglow of the Tang Dynasty was beyond reach. The protagonist impersonated and became a scholar who participated in the imperial examination. He brought you to the darkness and chaos of the imperial examination in the Tang Dynasty. Only then could you know how fair the imperial examination in the Ming and Qing Dynasties was.| This was a new book written by the author of Eagle Byzantine. This time, it did not write about foreign history, but the history of the Tang Dynasty. Not bad! In his previous life, the protagonist was an ordinary editor who graduated from the History Department. Due to some unknown reasons, he came to the 12th year of the Tang Dynasty's Dali calendar. The protagonist coincidentally met someone who looked like him and died, so he took over his identity…This person was a student of the Imperial College. He was about to go through the spring siege, but he died in a brothel. The protagonist had just taken over his identity and begun his life in the Great Tang… However, there were also some flaws. For example, there was more than one person who knew that the protagonist had impersonated his identity. Of course, there were also some others. 2017.10.29 input single| The protagonist's shameless appearance has some charm of this old man in the past.| It was a book that he had been reading recently. The author had a solid foundation in history, and his writing style was excellent. He wrote some of the charm of the Great Tang Dynasty, and the IQ of the supporting characters described was also online. PS: It suits my taste in history very well. The vast majority of historical texts nowadays were actually written about the pleasures of picking up girls and fighting for supremacy in another world. How could there be any flavor of the historical era, whether it was realistic or romantic fantasy?| Food and fodder +, a new work by Sura. It was just a story from foreign history that was changed into the Tang Dynasty. The content was still as exciting as usual.| The slightly cultured Tang Dynasty passed through the chaos of Wen An Shi and brought us to appreciate the magnificent afterglow of the Tang Dynasty| Filthy…Filthy…Filthy…|En, the early stages were very taxing on the brain, but starting from [The Time of Oriole Valley's Chime], it gradually entered a good state.| Sura is good at writing and doesn't accept criticism!| The author's first two novels were both about Western history. The first novel, Road of Augustus, left a deep impression on me. The protagonist went from being a slave to the peak of his life. I don't know why it was reconciled by Qidian. I don't like the second novel very much. This book is Sura's third novel. Looking at the title, I thought it was the early Tang Dynasty and the prosperous Tang Dynasty in Qidian. Looking at the introduction, the theme is actually the middle Tang Dynasty in Qidian Desert. I can't help but look forward to it. This book used the Easter egg from the previous book at the beginning. It was not very friendly to new readers, but it did not affect the reading experience after that. The author had a deep foundation in history, and the characters were vivid. He played with the story like crazy, but it was very consistent with the content of the novel. There was no sense of awkwardness. Currently, the protagonist has passed the imperial examination of the Tang Dynasty and officially became a civil servant of the Tang Dynasty. What happens next is expected.| It was a good novel of the late Tang Dynasty. The important task of rebuilding the glory of the Tang Dynasty was handed over to the protagonist.| The author was a great writer of Western history. This time, he finally wrote about a popular topic-the late Tang Dynasty. I don't know what the author's profession is, but I can tell that he has systematically studied history and has a very high vision. Don't use the knowledge I have read from a few transmigration novels to imagine his layout. Sometimes, the protagonist's actions seemed very deceitful. Don't be confused, the author did it on purpose.| The author was very meticulous in his examination of the ancient prose.| His writing style was good, and it was said that he was another playboy. have been put on the shelves| It was a rare entry point to describe the history of the Tang Dynasty after the An Lushan Rebellion! Sura wrote about the evolution of the middle and late Tang Dynasty after the An Lushan Rebellion. The point of view involved was already in the field of political economy. He did not expect the dirty water to be so deep! Sura's detailed description of history seemed to be on point! I have no idea what history is, so I'll take it as official history! The characters written by Sura were distinctive, as in his Road of Augustus and Byzantine Eagle. Sura's words had another characteristic, which was that it made one feel like they were peeping at someone but not being involved. Very interesting! Dirty sh * t is one of my favorite historical gods. I will definitely recommend his books.| An author that he liked very much. It was a pity that the Path of Augustus was sealed. There was no need to mention the literary talent and interest. I want to say that his book is "friendly", friendly to the writing, friendly to the characters in the book, friendly to the readers. The brush strokes were naturally fresh and soft.| Sura's works have maintained a consistent standard. He has the style and allusions of the late Tang Dynasty at his fingertips. He is full of vitality. I strongly recommend him.| Sura wrote another masterpiece, which was a story of the middle and late Tang Dynasty. The first two books in PS were also very good.| This book is not bad. It can be considered a seedling. I feel that Great Sura's historical knowledge is relatively profound. After reading his works, I inexplicably sink my heart. Quiet, recommended.| Outsiders like the Buddhist crocodile gnawing on its father, watching it empty| It was rare for someone to write about the Mid-Tang Dynasty. Moreover, it was guaranteed that the novel would be updated and the plot would be updated.| ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Poison point, the beginning of the story used the author's previous work, need to skip.| The author's writing style was very good. The first four or five chapters highlighted the decline of the prosperous Mid-Tang Dynasty through the description of the snowy night and the market. The style of writing in this book was obviously different from the previous one about Western Europe. It was obvious that the author had a sense of style and would adapt to the background through style. In addition, people who were not familiar with the history of the Tang Dynasty would not be able to understand many details, which greatly enriched the sense of the times when reading. There were still some flaws in the plot arrangement. There were often long pre-plots, so much so that I gave up on reading it. Its outline followed the common route of Jane in the Emperor's Heart in historical texts. There was no outstanding performance in this part, so it could be said that it had no merit or fault. Many readers were more extreme nationalists, and the reason for reading one star was probably out of a simple but chaotic sense of honor. In short, this book is exquisite but not surprising enough. I recommend it to non-nationalists.| The protagonist's body traveled through the Mid-Tang Dynasty, replaced the Imperial College students, took the imperial examination, married the women of the five surnames, and dominated the court. Pay attention to the details when reading this book.| Sura used to write Western history and liked The Road of Augustus. Now, he was going to turn to Chinese history, and it was the middle and late Tang Dynasty that almost no one had touched on. He wanted to see how the main character wrote his extraordinary chapter in this turbid historical period. I haven't read this book yet, but it's already on the shelf. I'll kill this book sooner or later.| There was no need to talk about Sura, the great master of foreign history. His new book had finally returned to China, and this book was set in the middle and late Tang Dynasty.|，， It was well written. Although this part gave people a sense of awkwardness, it was still worth reading.| The first time he read it, it was just average, but after a while, he felt that it was interesting. The author was very capable, and it was a good book.| I love Tang Chao! Whether it was the Giant Tang or the Visceral Tang, just Qiang Wang alone was worthy of respect! This article was a rare physical transmigration article. It could be considered to have solved the household registration problem relatively well. This alone was enough to kill a large number of historical transmigration articles. Moreover, the protagonist did not copy ancient poems and did not cheat the imperial examination in one go. It's refreshing but not realistic, which is a big advantage of this article:)| I really liked the author's first book, but it was rejected. However, this book is also very good. It presents the political situation of the middle and late Tang Dynasty in front of the readers. The skill is too strong.| The An Lushan Rebellion was not the end of humiliation for the Great Tang, but the beginning of a metamorphosis. The middle and late Tang Dynasty was the new structure of China for the next 500 years, and it was also the most rigid term to understand. Decline of government? A military regime? Bullied by external enemies? Fierce factional struggles? Just these? No. Suzong returned to the horse, and Concubine Yang died, Although clouds and rain are gone, the sun and moon are new! Gao Ziyang, the screenwriter of the modern era, traveled to the 12th year of the Tang Dynasty due to a trivial deviation. He obtained the identity of Gao Yue, a student of the Imperial College, and prepared to pass the examination to become a civil servant of the Tang Dynasty. In front of him was the Tang Empire, which was no longer prosperous but had lasted for a long time. At this point, a picture of the Eight Treasures slowly unfolded. I, Gao Ziyang, am not being modest. I have to pass the imperial examination, marry the women of the five surnames, enter the Political Affairs Hall, and be the regional governors of the various towns. Those who seek trouble in the north, south, east, and west will also be beaten up… |Wu La, Wu La! I am Gao Yue, a loyal minister of the Tang Empire.| As Starting Point was filled with books about the early Tang Dynasty, it was not easy to find a book about the middle and late Tang Dynasty. I felt that in the hundred years of history when the dynasty was about to collapse, the most interesting and attractive part was the collision of various reforms and ideas, and the introduction of various systems that affected later generations.| This is the most detailed and realistic historical travel novel I have ever read about the imperial examination system in the middle and late Tang Dynasty.| The dull and even vulgar beginning could not conceal the fact that the work was getting better and better. Only the person with the most rich historical background could write every detail of the Chaotic Tang Dynasty so vividly. The "Two-tax Law" Yang Yan and others in the history books were full of three-dimensional details. History! History! The Great Tang! The Great Tang!| It was not over yet. Dirty sh * t finally wrote the history of China. It was a rare history of the Middle Tang Dynasty. The writing was deep and the words were exquisite. With the habit of dirty sh * t, there should be many female protagonists. The male protagonist Gao Yue was brought to the end of the Daizong period by the protagonist of the previous book. The female protagonist, the Eldest Princess, came out to play soy sauce. It was also considered an Easter egg.| Starting from the end of the Tang Dynasty, the Anshi Rebellion was quelled. "Reincarnated into a Zombie is Awesome" was a Xianxia novel written by this author forty-nine years ago. It told the story of a demon who traveled through the martial world and became a skinned corpse. With the merit of his previous life and a hundred-year-old tree demon, he was reborn into a special zombie, the Wood Demon. [Wood Demon: One of the Five Elements Zombies. While mastering the power of the corpse, it also steals the Wood Spiritual Qi that nurtures vitality. Extremely talented.] In this chaotic Jianghu where the vassals were fighting for hegemony and demons were rampant, Xu Changsheng started his own path of cultivation as a zombie. "I didn't have a choice before. I became a zombie, and I just wanted to be a good person…" The character's information was: Xu Changsheng was the male protagonist. The information about him was: He used to be called Xu Cangsheng, also known as Xian Xian, and was called Meng Jiao Jushi. People in the Jianghu called him Little Xu Tanhua. He was the dream lover of countless chivalrous women. His birthday was 10/23, and his constellation was Libra. "The Road of Augustus" was a historical and foreign historical novel by the author, Lucky Sura. It told the story that all roads led to Rome, but not all of them were what Rome wanted. The Colosseum was the small Rome, and Rome was the big Colosseum. He, Li Bida, was just an ordinary college student who was proficient in languages. He was fortunate enough to travel back to the time when Rome was built 678 years ago, 66 years before the birth of Jesus. However, he did not become a dignitary because it was impossible. He did not become a so-called inventor because it was impossible. His initial identity was an army slave, which was also the most reasonable identity. From then on, he began his magnificent adventure. Caesar, Pompeii, Cicero, Crassus, Anthony, Octavian, and Mithridates were no longer dull wax figures. Centurions, peddlers, auctioneers, and rhetoricians were no longer rigid words. Slaves, free slaves, citizens with property, knights, officials, military officials, cavalry officers, elders… Who would be the one and only Augustus who would have the last laugh after walking down this path of bones and skulls? The overall evaluation of this book was that it was a masterpiece of foreign history. The author wrote it very well, the establishment of the Roman Empire, and the amorous paintings of Caesar's era.| This wasn't a good online novel because it was too brain-burning and had a niche background. All of these factors affected its ratings. However, it was a good novel. The dialogue was like a proverb, and the description was like an ancient drama. It cleverly combined historical events with the protagonist's personal experience, step by step, showing this great historical era to the readers. The protagonist had nothing to rely on other than his language talent and more than 2,000 years of knowledge accumulation. From a slave to the founding head of the country, his stunning turn perfectly proved the unchanging truth that the ass determines the head. The female characters were described with blood and flesh. No matter if they were kind, witty, ambitious, or insatiable, they all had their own persistence and ideals. They were no longer flower vases that served as a foil to the male protagonist in ordinary online novels, nor were they the typical characters in the harem. Instead, she would be able to independently and interestingly push the plot along with the main character. This book was a dish of the reasonable party. (PS, this book has been forced to 404 because it doesn't obey the big boss's deal.)| The Road of Augustus The best and only Roman-themed historical novel. The description of the plot and the style of writing were very Roman. It could also be due to the lack of comparison. However, once the characters started talking, it felt like they were brought back to reality. It didn't feel Roman enough. There was also the story plot. Although human life was like that during the Roman era, it was worthless and unimportant, but the readers did not know this. Did the readers think that there was no difference between Italy and Rome in the 18th century, or between the Qing Dynasty and the Han Dynasty? The author needed to lay out more foundations and explain it clearly. The plot is average. I like both the theme and the style of writing. Book Rating: 69| It was a good book in the history category, a book about ancient Rome. Personally, I felt that Sura's writing was close to historical facts. The plot was clear, the thinking was clear, and the logic was reasonable. It was a novel that could be read repeatedly.| He grew up as a slave and became the ruler of the Roman Empire.| The author knows a lot about ancient Rome. After reading this book, you can basically have a basic understanding of Rome during the Republic period.| It Had Been So Long, Yet He Was Released.| He found an old book…This book tasted the best among Sura's three books. Some people might think that it was different from ordinary historical novels, but in fact, this was the interest of western historical novels before modern times. Moreover, to be honest, Chinese historical novels usually beautified the historical environment too much. Moreover, they all stood on a very "high" position, with the position of the big bureaucrats and aristocrats. Even if it was a "imperial examination" or other novels where the protagonist climbed up from the bottom, the protagonist was more like an undeveloped bureaucrat than someone who really climbed up from the bottom. Perhaps this beautification would make the readers feel relaxed and interesting, but it would lose some…how should I put it…"taste." In this work, even the great bureaucrats, great nobles, and the heirs of the gods had a strong feeling of mud and rotten vegetables, although this characteristic might have been deliberately emphasized. To me, this is much more interesting than those "normal" historical novels that are almost completely filled with narrow-minded fantasies about the "palace struggles" and "political schemes" of the upper class. The connection and interaction between the 'upper' and 'lower' classes (in this and Sura's other works, it was the 'veterans' and the 'merchants of all races ') was much better than some works that treated the' lower 'class (sometimes even the upper class) as numbers and puppets, and some works that made the life of the lower class funny and foolish (sorry to make up the words here). (Of course, it wasn't that those kinds of works weren't good to watch.) Therefore, sometimes when you read a historical novel, you wouldn't be able to see any prejudice (especially when it came to foreign history. There were too many people who believed that the "dark" medieval period didn't bathe and that all places were underdeveloped. However, if that was the case, the Renaissance would have no material foundation at all. Therefore, he couldn't just assume that the Middle Ages didn't change and develop. Just like other historical periods, the Middle Ages had been developing, and the speed was getting faster and faster. I have to read many books several times before I patiently read them and realize that they are good works. I've said a lot, so let's stop here.| The plot ran through the three eras, reflecting the truth that only the foreign language department and history department dared to transmigrate.| Sura's books were always excellent. The user community's evaluation of this book is: In history, Pang Pei killed Mittarati and returned to Rome, forming a political alliance with Caesar and Crassus. Caesar was born noble, but he grew up as a commoner. He was the representative of the commoner and could also be considered a bridge between the nobles and the commoner. After conquering Gaul, he also gained the morale of the army. Krassu was a representative of the knight class (merchants), while Pang Pei was a military genius who could be considered a soldier. The main character had a strong ability to earn money, was a dark hand in politics, and had already shown his military talent. He also knew the direction of history, but his background was low and he did not have any reliable backup. In the future, he should be an important subordinate and partner of Caesar. After Caesar's death, it would be best to take over Lepidus's position and participate in the struggle between Anthony (a political idiot) and Octavian (a military idiot), and finally achieve Augustus. When he found that Long (Harmony) Kong had no posts for this book, why didn't the author recommend himself? [The ancient Roman style is indeed very interesting. The war that has nothing to do with the protagonist can be simplified. There is no need to write in so much detail. I just need to explain the general meaning. I almost skipped through the chapters that have nothing to do with the protagonist...] Too long-winded. Other aspects are not bad. Don't listen to those discussions about the protagonist's lack of ambition. [I hope that the main character will become a tyrant the moment he transmigrated. There's no need to read this book if he wants to kill people everywhere. It's really well written. It's a little exciting like when I read Conquer Heaven in the past. It's a pity that the end of that book was rotten.] Nowadays, those fantasy novels with golden fingers and all-rounder protagonists, which pushed the world forward by themselves, were already common. It was not easy to get a normal protagonist, and the female character was also more voluptuous. There was also a saying that women were deeply attracted to the so-called unique temperament of the male protagonist until they couldn't forget it. They hated such pretentious plays the most. They would rather see women stick to the male protagonist because of power and money than have some stupid temperament. A small step forward was progress, a big step forward was madness. No matter how brave an ancient Roman slave was, he was only destined to enter the colosseum. His behavior was too out of line, and he would lose his life every second. There were no human rights in ancient times. After all, survival was the first priority. Rome was not built in a day. In the end, I estimated that Potie might die and eventually become the trigger for the protagonist's awakening and pursuit of power. The book was well written, but the author tried his best not to change the history, which caused the book to be much less readable. For example, the protagonist brought revolutionary technology to the streets of Rome, the soldiers 'committee to the Roman legion, not to mention the stirrups and paper-making skills that he deliberately did not mention (how did the protagonist do his horse assault in Spain?). In fact, Li Bida, who had already appeared and matured, was already able to change the long-range firepower of the Roman army. In order not to change the history, Krassu had to die during the expedition to Parthia. The problem was that with Li Bida's help, as long as they did not cross the desert and lack water and construction materials, the Parthia army would have no chance at all. The most uncomfortable part was, why did the author have to let the protagonist replace the historical Li Bida? Let the protagonist be Caesar's deputy general forever? Must we wait until Caesar was assassinated in B.C. 43 before we change the history of being defeated by Octavian? In fact, the transmigrator protagonist's performance in Rome was much better than Caesar's. However, the author refused to change history, so he could only continue to be a grandson. It was really inexplicable. I have loved Roman history since I was a child. I knew Caesar, Octavius, and Elizabeth Taylor's Cleopatra as soon as I learned how to read. This is the first Roman movie I have ever seen. I am not saying this to show off my seniority (to reveal my age), but to say that as a (self-proclaimed) veteran of Roman history, this book is absolutely not to be missed; having described the formation of legions in ancient times, I will now speak of the names of the main military officers and their positions according to the current hierarchy. I used their own names, mainly 'main force'. [Note: The translator of this article did not follow the commonly used translation of ancient Roman literature. There are problems with the translation of some official positions.] First-class Protector of the People, selected by the emperor, appointed with a special letter of appointment. Second-class civil protection officer, according to seniority to obtain this position. The title of tribune came from the word 'people' because the soldiers they commanded were originally selected by Romulus from the people. Vanguard generals meant that they were the first to lead their troops into battle. "Augustus Al." was an officer assigned by Augustus to the vanguard general, and similarly,"Flavia" was assigned by Flavius? Vespasian was assigned to the legion. They seemed to be the lieutenants of Augustus Al. Those who hold the eagle flag are called eagle flag hands, and those who hold the flag of the emperor are called emperor flag hands. The term successor was derived from the verb 'adopt' and was meant to assume the role of general leader if their leader fell ill. The person holding the flag (signa) was called the flag officer. Nowadays, there were also people who called them the Dragon Mark Warriors. The number plate officer was the person who went to each tent to announce the "number plate". The so-called "number plate" was the commander's order. The troops used it to carry out a mission or go to the battlefield. Campigeni, or antesignani, meant that these officers were able to take the lead and improve the training on the training ground with their tireless efforts and bravery. Metatores were the scouts, responsible for choosing the location for the camp. The title 'Beneifer' implied that these people had been promoted by the favor of the tribunes. The scale officer was responsible for recording the salary that should be paid to the soldiers. Trumpeters, trumpeters, and buglers usually used trumpets (tuba) or curved brass pipes and horns (cornu,bucina) to signal the start of battle. Duplares in the army referred to those who received double pay, while those who received only one were called simplaires. The surveying officer measured the width of the land in the camp in order to set up tents or find barracks for the garrison in the city. torquati duplares and torquati simpares. The heavier gold chain was a reward for the fearless, and whoever won it would sometimes receive double pay in addition to glory. Double pay and one and a half pay. Those who received double pay received double pay, while others received one and a half. Other than that, there were also people who could wait for double pay and those who could wait for one and a half pay. All of these were senior soldiers with special privileges; the rest were called bailiffs This was a time-travel novel, not the SPQR version of Wu Qi's biography. The reason why it was worth reading was that the protagonist, as a modern person, fought with the ancient people with the ultimate goal of changing the trajectory of history and transforming ancient society with modern people's concepts and methods, not simply to "stand out." This was also the fundamental difference between the protagonist and the Jewels in the novel. Therefore, the protagonist had to have some basic principles and persistence as a modern person. These principles and persistence had to have a strong conflict with the background of ancient society at the critical moment. Only then would the novel be dramatic and the protagonist have his own flesh and blood image. The book was wonderful and realistic. However, he really didn't want to read it anymore. There were too many chapters that abused the master. Moreover, only one-fifth of the chapters described the protagonist. These chapters fully described the protagonist who had just transmigrated, cowardice, fear of death, ridiculous meaningless self-esteem and arrogance, and inexplicable stubbornness. A slave who could drink horse urine, a slave who had seen many battles but couldn't even kill an injured and defenseless archer, what right did he have to be arrogant in front of the princess who had protected and saved him three times? She didn't understand the author's mentality at all, and although she wasn't the type that she liked to read, she felt that it was pretty good. There was still 21 yuan in the account. He would automatically be able to pay until he ran out of money. That's it for now! He had seen it when he read 400 million words. At that time, there was another book about ancient Rome. When he first read it, he felt that it was more delicious. However, after reading it carefully, he couldn't help but choose this one. It was just like the first time he drank coffee. When he first drank it, he felt a little strange and bitter, but after a few sips, he would be lost in this unique fragrance. The Romanization of the whole story was the focus of the book, and the most important thing was the famous sayings about ancient Rome at the beginning of each chapter. It was like coffee reaching 85 ° C, and the fragrance immediately assailed the nose. As an amateur writer, it would take a lot of effort to romanize a story. History was hard to write, and foreign history was even harder to write. After all, local history was easy to find on Baidu, but foreign history could only be found on Google, which would malfunction from time to time. This difficulty... Other than the story background, there was nothing much about the protagonist that people liked. It was a little annoying. Of course, it was different from others. I believe that only by lowering the readers 'expectations of the protagonist can everyone understand the history of the protagonist and what the protagonist has done in this history. Most of the time, it wasn't the readers who chose the books. Similarly, the books would also choose the readers. As an author who had published books at almost the same time, he sincerely hoped that the book would maintain its style. "1799: I Cultivated to Godhood in America" was a historical fiction novel written by the author, Xixidon't Smile. It told the story of traveling back to 1799, only to find that history was completely different. The Qing Dynasty was eyeing the north, the Ming Dynasty was struggling to survive in the south, but Lin Anli had already arrived in the foreign land of America. A cat-eared Indian girl and ancient witchcraft appeared. Fortunately, Lin Anli had the support of Daoist cultivation…cultivating with all his might was naturally his top priority. However, there was another problem."Now that I know the modern nuclear research theory, should I uphold the justice and nuclear peace of the cultivation world?" "The Lame Emperor" was a historical fiction novel written by Guan Erwen. It told the story of a failed writer who would one day transmigrate to become a crippled emperor. In this fictional historical dynasty, the court was treacherous, the palace was dangerous, the horses were armed, and the wind was bloody…Here, there were three kings fighting in court, and there were nine beauties competing in the palace. Here, there were the nine great princes who were fighting for the throne…He had gone to Jiangnan six times, but so what? He had been waging wars all his life, but so what? He had promoted education and reformed maladministration…And how did he create such a great cause here? Please look forward to 'The Limping Emperor'! QQ group of readers: 948506569! The character information included: Zheng Wen was the male lead. The information about him included: Emperor of the Great Qian Dynasty. His age was 18.0 years old. His birthday was 03/03. His constellation was Pisces. His height was 180.0 cm. His weight was 56.0 kg. The overall evaluation of this book was: He had participated in the investment activities of this book! Because the new book had just been released, I only read the existing chapters. The writing was smooth, and although the pen was immature and lacking, there were few gaps in the plot. Looking at the introduction, looking at the layout, thinking about the outline, it really touched me. As for whether it's good or not, it's up to you to judge!| A very good fictional history book has entered the palace.| Because the civil officials wanted to make the Second Prince the emperor, and the Second Prince wanted to refuse and give in, everyone... Then, the throne fell to the crippled prince. Later, the Mongolia invaded, and the cripple successfully resisted the Mongols and took control of the military. There were also three major cases. The plot was well developed and the layout was very big.| It was a rare historical fiction. Good book!| He, a failed writer, would one day transmigrate to become a crippled emperor. In this illusory historical dynasty, the court was treacherous, the palace was dangerous, iron horses and weapons were used, and blood was shed…Here, there were three great princes fighting in the court, here, there were nine great beauties fighting in the palace, here, there were nine great princes fighting for the throne…He had been to Jiangnan six times, so what? He had been waging war all his life, so what? He had promoted education and reformed maladministration…And how did he create such a big business here?| He, a failed writer, would one day transmigrate to become a crippled emperor. In this illusory historical dynasty, the court was treacherous, the palace was dangerous, iron horses and weapons were used, and blood was shed…Here, there were three great princes fighting in the court, here, there were nine great beauties fighting in the palace, here, there were nine great princes fighting for the throne…He had been to Jiangnan six times, so what? 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The 'Bloody Mary' legend has several possible origins. One theory is that it's based on Queen Mary I of England. She was a devout Catholic and during her reign, she tried to reverse the Protestant Reformation in England. This led to the persecution of many Protestants, with a large number of executions, earning her the nickname 'Bloody Mary'. In the context of the spooky 'Bloody Mary' game, it's a superstitious ritual where people claim to summon her spirit by chanting her name in front of a mirror in a dark room.

Mary Bell was a young girl who became infamous for her actions in the 1960s. She was the one who committed the murders of two boys. Her case was unique in that it involved a child as the perpetrator, which led to a lot of questions about how to deal with such a situation in terms of the law and understanding her motives.